Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-08-27
Go to d. Il. Browns for scratch
books when you start to school. He
has all sizes, from nickel up.


spending several weeks at the War
ren House, returned to their home at
Nashville Thursday.
Our $l.7O ladies button goat shoe
is a beauty, and every pair of them
is warranted. MoRFoRD & Co.
Capt. J. w. Irwin and family re-
turned Tuesday from. a weeks tour
of Beersheba Springs, Tracy City and
Monteagle.
Buy your groceries and family
supplies of all kinds at Smart & Co.'S
and see the difference between credit
and cash prices.
Tom Comer's horse is sick, and
Tom is now delivering express with a
push cart. This is not quite so rapid
or satisfactory to Tom, but he "gets
there all the same" with the express.
Don't you want new sorghum
pan? Frank MadduX will sell you
one of any desired dimensions, very
cheap.
All parents who expect to send
children to the city schools should
call on Mr.. j. +. Jones, Secretary of
the Board of Education, next week,
and secure tickets.
Looking glasses of all sizes, in
handsome frames, at w. S. Lively q
Co.'S.
Gen. Debrell thinks he will be
able to supply coal from the Bon
Air mines in December. Bridge
and other material for the railroad
extention is going up every day.
On and after September lst
Smart G. Co., will adopta strictly
cash system, and will put goods down
to cash prices.
Only one more week of play time.
School opens at c. F. College next
Thursday and at the city schools on
Monday following.
Plain and Fertilizer McSherry
Wheat Drills, both Drag and Spring
Hoe will be sold for cost by A. P.
Seitz. This is your opportunity.
The ice cream supper in the park
Tuesday night, given by the ladies
of the Methodist church, was quite
pleasant occasion, and drew large
crowd.
The STANDARD makes its ap-
pearance several hours earlier today
in order that the Office force may
participate to some extent in the pro.
hibition rally.
WIS. Lively & Co. have just re-
ceived the largest and handsomest
line of mouldingsfor picture frames
ever seen in this market. Go and see
them.
"A roomy stand has been erected
in the c. F. College grove for the
prohibition speaking today, and
benches enough to seat all the ladies
at least. A large crowd is expected
There will be a special train to Spar
ia this evening, we understand.
Our stock of shoes is by far .th'
largest in the city. All kinds, al
sizes, and all prices. Come and SCI
our special tie before purchasing
MORFoRD & Co.
Joe Higgins, col, who furnishe
the motive power for the Standard
press, is off on a two weeks vocation
to Tullahoma and Fayetteville, con
sequently it takes us about four hour
to do the press work we generally d,
in two and a half hours.
Smart d Co. have a big fresl
stock of family groceries of all kinds
canned goods, confections, cigars, to
bacco, etc. and will sell them at
big discount from old prices for cash
, Mrs. w. l.. Parker and thre
, children, of Memphis, arrived Tues
, day to spend a few weeks of tn
warm weather at the Warren House
Mrs. Parker (NIiss Ada Burr then
spent the summer of 1879 in McMinr
vile.
I -A'large stock of oil paintings an
, chromos, in handsome gilt frames
just received at w. S. Lively & Coz
They have a great variety of subject
and are selling them cheap.
The railroad shipments from Nj
Minnville at present aggregate abor
1900 car loads yer year. The receipt
will foot up thousand or more car
and the annual ticket sales amour
o to about $4,000. When we secure til
: Midland railroad all these figures wi
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